Complete Scam
Complete Scam! AMY MCKNIGHT is a thief. She is the one from sales who emails you. They want you to use Western Union. DO NOT BUY FRO. THESE PEOPLE
April 29, 2020
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They are crooks
They are crooks. I got scammed. There was a Perfect Watch company that was legit but I cannot find it. The one from South Africa needs to be reported to the FBI.
February 27, 2020
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Perfect Watches South Africa - Crooks!
This is the South African version of Perfect Watches. A total scam. You may review the South African consumer review website call Hello Peter and see the many people who have been scammed.
I paid for a watch in May 2017 and still haven't received my watch despite numerous promises before becoming mute.
August 13, 2019
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